Hynix 4GB DDR2 800Mhz - 4x4GB DDR2 RAM memory - system does not start //

I will try to be brief and to the point

I have:

AMD Athlon II X3 440
Processor

Socket AM3 (938)

AMD 770 rev. 00

Motherboard - GIGABYTE GA-MA770-UD3 (rev 2.1)
Motherboard

Bios Updated
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So far I have been using ram memory - 1GB SP2-6400 DDR2 5-5-5-15 mushkin - x4 and everything was fine.

Due to the fact that I use system virtualization in VirtualBox a lot and I need more memory, I bought it

in HYNIX 4GB 2RX4 PC2-6400U-666-12 (x4 = 16GB)

DIMM # 1
SMBus address 0x50
Memory type DDR2
Module format Regular UDIMM
Manufacturer (ID) Hyundai Electronics (AD00000000000000000000)
Size 4096 MBytes
Max bandwidth PC2-6400 (400 MHz)
Part number
Serial number 00000003
Manufacturing date Week 05 / Year 11
Number of banks 8
Data width 64 bits
Correction None
Nominal Voltage 1.80 Volts
EPP no
XMP no
AMP no
JEDEC timings table CL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS-tRC @ frequency
JEDEC # 1 5.0-6-6-18-24 @ 400 MHz

In summary, the first two (blue) memory slots are working properly.
After adding the next two memories, the system stops at the Bios boot screen.

(Memory functional, sockets functional, bios updated, motherboard and processor compatible)
I am asking for help, or at least a guide where to look for the cause of the problem.

Greetings

These bones are not on the compatibility list for this board.
http://www.gigabyte.pl/products/page/mb/ga-ma770-ud3_20#support-doc

lazania wrote:

These bones are not on the compatibility list for this board.
http://www.gigabyte.pl/products/page/mb/ga-ma770-ud3_20#support-doc

Ok, this memory is not on the list, but 8 GB works fine. The problem arises after adding another 4 or 8 GB (the system becomes on the bios startup screen).

Bios updated to the latest version, I keep working

Double-sided memory maybe? Maybe raise the voltage to 2.0V and add some memory.

Alternatively, if you still have old modules, try adding the old ones above 8 GB. If the disc will be in the 9 or 10 GB configuration, check if it will work stably.

enhanced wrote:

Double-sided memory maybe? Maybe raise the voltage to 2.0V and add some memory.

Yes, the memories are double-sided, I raised to 2.0 I added dice, no changes.
I also tried to manually enter timings from memory rigidly but it did not help.

bolekis wrote:

Alternatively, if you still have old modules, try adding the old ones above 8 GB. If the disc will be in the 9 or 10 GB configuration, check if it will work stably.

Unfortunately, I have already checked this option without changes.

I will add that 2x4GB is nice. After adding 1x4GB, which gives a total of 12GB, the computer crashes the bluescreen while the system is already loading, and after adding 2x4GB + 2x4GB, the computer does not even move, i.e. the dark screen 0 reaction.

In bios I changed Ganged or Unganged - no changes. I keep figuring out

Have you tried to swap pairs of dice?

TomekxD wrote:

Have you tried to swap pairs of dice?

Yes, no change.

Then set the lowest possible clock speed and 2.0V and then add memory.

I wonder if it's not the fault of the processor?

enhanced wrote:

Then set the lowest possible clock speed and 2.0V and then add memory.

I wonder if it's not the fault of the processor?

Ladies and gentlemen,

Problem solved )

2x 4GB = 8GB (x4 = 800Mhz) approx

3x 4GB = 12GB (x3.33 = 667Mhz) approx

4x 4GB = 16GB (x2.66 = 533Mhz) perfectly

I left the voltage unchanged (1.80V), timings for Auto and years

Well that's good because I did not think that this theme would surprise. No wonder, because newer laptops may have problems with the highest clock speed when filling all 4 slots.

Solving the puzzle - changing the RAM clock to a lower one, and years like this doll. Have a nice day